University of Tennessee Knoxville - Volunteer Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Motto Possumus quia posse widemur BEACHBOARD, ELORA BEADLES, NUNNIMACHER BEARD, IRENE GERTRUDE BEELER, ADAM GARFIELD BEJACH, SAMUEL BENTON BOYD, ROSA ETHEL BRIGHT, VASSAR SULLIVAN BROWN, HERBERT STRANGE BULLOCK, WILLS GOULD BURNLEY, WILLARD CLYDE CALDWELL. HARRIET MOORE CALDWELL, JOHN HENDERSON CALDWELL. KATHERINE CARLTON HERBERT CARROLL, HENRY HARRIS CHEATHAM, JAMES INNES CHUTE, ERAL CAMPBELL COOLEY, RICHARD FULLER CRADDOCK, WILLIAM AUBARY CROCKETT, GEORGE CUMMINGS, WILLIAM JOSEPH DABNEY, MARY MOORE DANIEL, JOHN AUSTIN DERIEUX. JOHN BEWLEY DIXON, ANNA DUMAs, DUDLEY D. JR. DURKEE, CHARLES CHESTER EARLY, FRANK E. ECKEL, LUCY MAY EVANS, JOHN WILLIAM. JR. EWING, WILLIAM CLARKE FRESHMAN CLASS Class Colors Dark Blue and Old Gold Class Yell Chica-laca, chica-Iaca, zip, boom bah, Jacka-packa, facka-packa, rah, rah, rah, Chica-laca, chica-Iaca, 8 times I 1, Tennessee, Tennessee, 1907. Class Officers JOHN HENDERSON CALDWELL, President; LAVINA MAUDE HITE, Vice-President; WINONA ISABELLE HINSHAW, Secretary; JEFFERSON WHITE MESSICK, Treasurer; WILLIAM AUGUSTUS RICHARDSON. Manager Basket Ball Team; GEORGE WILLIAM PAYNE, Manager Base Ball Team; JOSEPH HAROLD GRAINGER, Captain Base Ball Team; JOSEPH QARTER RHEA, Editor on Volunteer; GEORGE WILLIAM PAYNE, Captain Basket Ball Team; JOSEPH HAROLD GRAINGER, Editor on Magazine. Class R011 FISCHER. LESTER ALLEN FLOODVCLARENCE FRANK FORD, EDWARD MAUNSELL, JR. FOSTER, HULDA Fox, HETTIE FRENCH. ROY LEONIDAS GARDNER, LUCRETIA MURPHY GARDNER, THOMAS HERBERT GATENS, RAY STANSLAVV GIBSON, ANNA WILLIAMSON GILDERSLEEVE, MABEL LYELL GILDERSLEEVE. MARY ELIZABETH GONCE, JOHN WILLIAM GRAINGER, JOSEPH HAROLD GRAY, CHARLES PHILIP GRESHAM, KATHERINE OKEY HALL. ELIZABETH IDA HAMMER. ELZA DICKERSON HARDY, ROSA MARIAN HEIM, JAMES BLAINE HEUER, DOUGLAS FITHIAN HINE, BARNETT RYLAND HINSHAW, WINONA ISABELLE HITE, LAVINIA MAUDE HODGES, MARY GRACE HOPKINS, TRUMAN HUNT, JAMES CYCONNOR JONES, HARRIET FORNVVALT KENNEDY, ANNA HUMES KETRON, LLOYD WARREN KILPATRICK, LEWIS HINKLE KINSEY, OLIVER, JR. KLOSS, HAROLD ELMER LENOIR. RICHARD EDWARD LONG, CLARENCE BURTON LONG, FRANK OTEY LUTTRELL, ELLA PORTER MCCORMICK, WILLIAM EDw. SHIELDS MCDANIEL, FRANK MCGUIAR MCEWEN, THOMAS CARUTHERS MCMULLEN, WILLIAM BRYSON JR. MASTERS, CHARLES LEWIS MESSICK, J EFFERSON WHITE MISER, WILLIAM AVERY MONTGOMERY, FRANK MURPHY, ALVIN RUSH MURRELL, BENJAMIN HORTON NEWCOMER, PAUL WRIGHT O'FALLON, CLARRINDA GRACE PAFFORD, RUFUS WALTER PAINTER, ANNA BELLE PALMER, ROSWELL SALSTONSTALL PARKER, KATHERINE PARKS, EMILIE MABEL PAYNE, GEORGE WILLIAM PFLANZE, OTTO PIPER, LULA LANE POLK, LEWIS REYNOLDS POTEAT, JOHN FRANKLIN PRICE, NEWTON HEARD PRINCE, ETHELBERT PARKER Class Flower Goldenrod PROCTER, ELWYNNE BLAIR PURCELL, JOHN ABDA REDDISH, JOSIE RHEA, JOSEPH CARTER RICHARDSON, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS RICE, ROGER PRYOR SANDERS, THOMAS GREGORY SCHLICHER, ALICE PERLESIA SCHOOLFIELD, HOWELL BRANCH SHARPE, ELIZABETH ALICE SHERROD, GENEVA AUSTINE SMITH, HOLMES MARY SMITH, WILLIAM ROBERT STONE, JAMES KAVANAUGH STRIBLING, ERNEST GILDEROY STURM, FRANK FALLS SUMMERS, NORMAN SUMMERS, THOMAS PINCKNEY THORNTON, DAVIS BENTON TOWNSEND, HARRY NEWTON TREVETHAN, GRACE ESTERBROOKE VARNER, NORA WARD, SADIE MOWRY WATKINS, THOMAS RICHARD JR. WATSON, SAMUEL PITNER WILHOITE, EARL GLEANES WILSON, JAMES THOMAS WINsLow, JOHN COOPER WOODSON, EUGENE MORRIS WORK, PAUL

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ac Freshman History be WE have lived on the t' Hill one year, and consequently, we have made a year's history. We have enjoyed being the makers of some parts of our history, and have not been so well pleased with other parts. For instance, we did not feel flattered with the outcome of the cane-rush. for although we fought the hardest battle that even the post-graduates ever saw, the Sophomores, aided by Seniors and ttfake-canesft won the struggle after three hours hard lighting. On the other hand, we feel proud of our- selves for turning the tables on those of the Class of b6, who attempted to carry out the time honored custom of drilling the ti Fish. This is the first year that the tt Fish have ever drilled the tt Sophs and we promise that it will be the last time- that it will occur. The Freshman Class has done exceedingly well in athletics this year. We had four representatives on the foot-ball team; both tackles, one end and one half-back being Freshmen. On the base-ball team catcher, third base and right field were held down by Freshmen. This gives our Class the lead in number of men who played on football and base-ball teams. We came to school with hopes high and at the end of our first year we leave in high spirits, not because we are tired of school,-oh, noebut because we, as a Class, have passed all our examinations and feel like tl full-lledged l, Sophomores. And with this record behind us we intend to live up to our motto and h Succeed, because we think we are able to do so.